Protective cover will be made in 2 minutes! Magical bundle of garlic, mustard and Holika bhasma, know the indigenous recipe to remove evil eye.

In Sanatan tradition, Holi is not just a festival of colors, but a great festival of victory of religion over unrighteousness. Holika Dahan, which takes place on the night of Phalgun Purnima, is considered a symbol of spiritual purification and destruction of negative powers. According to the famous Pandit Manotpal Jha of Purnia, not only evils burn in the fire of Holika Dahan. Rather, its ashes and traditional tricks contain amazing power to protect children from the evil eye. Let us know what is the solution.

Devotee Prahlad’s faith and the end of Holika
According to mythology, when arrogant Hiranyakashyap wanted to kill his son Prahlad, he made him sit in the lap of his sister Holika (who had the boon of not getting burnt by fire) and set him on fire. Then, by the grace of Lord Vishnu, Prahlad was saved safely. Holika was burnt to ashes. Pandit ji tells that since then this tradition has been going on that the ashes from the sacred fire of Holika are the center of positive energy.
Surefire home remedies to protect from evil eye
Pandit Manotpal Jha says that even in today’s modern times, people in rural and urban areas have unwavering faith in these age-old remedies. The following method is adopted to protect small children from evil eyes and negative energy.

Inoculation of sacred ashes. The next morning after Holika Dahan, people bring home the remains of the fire i.e. ashes. After offering it to the deities in the temple, it is applied on the forehead of children and elders. It is believed that this ash provides mental peace and security.

Security bundle. On the night of Holika Dahan, many people lightly cook ingredients like wheat ears, garlic cloves and yellow mustard in a burning fire. A special bundle is made by mixing the remains of these half-baked ingredients together.
Destruction of negative energy. The amulet or bundle prepared from these materials is worn around the neck of children. It is believed that by doing this no evil power wanders around the children and they remain safe from diseases and eyesight defects.
Scientific and social perspective
Along with religious faith, this tradition also gives the message of social unity. Offering grains (such as wheat and gram) to the fire in Holika Dahan is also a way of expressing happiness and gratitude to God for the coming new harvest. Even today, a large number of people in Purnia and surrounding areas adopt these measures with full devotion.